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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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How to say this?

Hi,

Here is a condition:

I am at my friends' house. He's not home and after a while he gets back. I want to ask him where he went. So how do I ask it ( how to ask this in spoken english). Is it correct to ask: "Where have you been ?"

I just got home from a clinic. How do I say this?

Thanks,
  

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Anonymous Here is a condition the situation : I am at my friends' friend's house. He's not home and after a while he gets back. I want to ask him where he went.

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  • Anonymous Here is a condition the situation : I am at my friends' friend's house.
  • He's not home and after a while he gets back.
  • I want to ask him where he went.
  • So how do I ask it ?
  • ( how to ask this in spoken english).
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AnonymousHere is a condition the situation:

I am at my friends' friend's house. He's not home and after a while he gets back. I want to ask him where he went. So how do I ask it
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Thank you very much for your help.

What would I say in this situation:

I just got home from the clinic and I want to tell someone, but I don't want to tell him that I am home. All I want is to let him know that I went to the clinic and not there any more. ( I have left there)

Is it correct to say: I have been clinic.

Thanks.
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aman_2580Is it correct to say: I have been clinic.

No. You can't do that. Say, "I have been to theclinic". Then your friend knows that you've gone and come back, but he doesn't know if you are at home or if you are somewhere else -- assuming you tell him this over the phone. (If he is at your home, and you are there, he will see that you a
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Thank you very much for your help.
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